Sensible precautions, we would risk the virus escalating into a we all knew years be incidence of the disease is around us still white bread in many areas. So weve got to be replaced National Measures with a free for all the status quo ante. Were going to go back instead to a regional cheered approach apply the Toughest Missions where good is most the leader of forces in ethiopia is no than tigra. Region is denying that Government Troops are in the process of surrounding the regional capital. Mccalla a, the government though insists its soldiers are within 50 kilometers of the city on sunday, it gave it to great Peoples Liberation front, a 72 hour surrender ultimatum. The c. P. L. Of is refusing. U. S. President elect joe biden has picked a number of people for top cabinet. Some white house posts, hes nominated longtime adviser, Anthony Blinken to be secretary of state. While Jake Sullivan is being lined up as National Security advisor, both served in the obama administration. The corr
But is promising to keep up the fight. In washington. All eyes are going to be on the Republican Party leadership in the coming days, because really were seeing increased pressure on them to buck the president. On this we saw the big wigs of National Security officials from former republican administrations. Theyve all come out and said this is bad for democracy. Its many of them, not all of them. Obviously, its bad for democracy. Its bad for National Security and probably more important. Were seeing dozens, upon dozens of the country c. E. O. s, the most influential republican donors come out in a letter saying this has to. And Republican Leadership needs to let the president know that its over. You know, bidens newly unveiled National Security team, an expected cabinet nominees are diverse in race and gender. It will include americas 1st female heads of intelligence and treasury and the 1st latina chief of Homeland Security is also making several obama era officials. Now the headline
Of u. S. Led global order, that is a meaty thing. Americans can no longer call the shots, and the chinese are writing the biggest checks and aligning countries toward them bilaterally, that is the transformational moment. A very dangerous one if you think the Global Economy will get softer over the coming years. In the near term, the u. S. And china and how the most important economies later each other, that is what everyone will Pay Attention to. Bremmer, thank you very much. Francine lacqua, good morning. Francine good morning. We are at westminster. On will be later voted on, we heard that the vote is expected to be later on. I am joined by graham brady. He is the man that gave us the news this morning. What is the procedure now . The procedure was triggered by 15 , the conservative party asking for a confidence vote. Once that was reached, it was up to me to inform the Prime Minister and discuss and consult with her. I did that with her last night. She was keen to move ahead as qui
those weather seems tomorrow. this feature running in off the near continent will be the fly in the ointment because most of the country will have another dry and sunny day, with fresh breezes again. there is the cloud, outbreaks of rain getting in to east anglia and the south east through the afternoon period. a bit of a disappointment for part two of the day. the wind is quite gusty for many areas, especially southern and eastern parts of england. it will be cooler along north sea coasts. temperatures, nine, ten, maybe 11. elsewhere, the low to mid teens with western scotland faring best, high teens are 20 degrees or so. with the dry and sunny weather this time of year, tree pollen will be high or very high, particularfor england and wales. high pressure holds on for the north of the uk for friday but then we start to see these weather fronts get going friday at the weekend. low pressure starts to move in, so it will turn more unsettled with outbreaks of rain and as that lo
of detoxing withjuice. the founder of nosh detox will be in the studio with us. and ten years on from the beginning of the credit crunch, we want to hear your memories of the crisis and how it affected you. let us know. use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. get in touch with your memories. i know for us, it was the start of ten long years of covering the stories and the repercussions of it. this week the main stock markets in the us have had another record run and london s ftse 100 flirted with breaking into record territory. it s a far cry from ten years ago when the global credit crunch began. ten years ago today 9th, august 2007 banks suddenly found that they had billions of dollars in toxic debts that customers couldn t afford to repay. so overnight, they stopped offering loans. the financial crisis that followed cost the british economy over £7 trillion in lost output that s close to $10 trillion. for the us economy, the cost hit a stagge